英语词组start me over是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

start over

1. To begin again; to make a fresh start. We practiced the song for hours, starting over whenever anyone missed a note. I didn't like the direction the painting was taking, so I decided to start over. Sometimes I feel like moving out to the coast and starting over.

2. To make someone or something start again from the beginning. A noun or pronoun is usually used between "start" and "over." Let's start the tape over and see if we can hear any other clues. The professor wasn't impressed with my first draft of the thesis, so he started me over from the beginning. Sorry I'm late. Can we start the movie over?

start someone over

to cause someone to begin again; to lead someone to begin again. The orchestra messed up the first few bars, so the conductor started them over again. I hope the conductor doesn't start us over again. This is getting boring to play.

start over

to begin again. I have messed this up so much that there is nothing to do now but start over. When you start over, try to do it right this time.

start over

Begin again, as in This article is no good; I'll have to start over. [Early 1900s]

start over

1. To begin again: After the waves wrecked my sandcastle, I started over on higher ground.

2. To cause something to begin again: We started the movie over when the last guest arrived.

词组	start me over
释义	(redirected from start me over) start over 1. To begin again; to make a fresh start. We practiced the song for hours, starting over whenever anyone missed a note. I didn't like the direction the painting was taking, so I decided to start over. Sometimes I feel like moving out to the coast and starting over. 2. To make someone or something start again from the beginning. A noun or pronoun is usually used between "start" and "over." Let's start the tape over and see if we can hear any other clues. The professor wasn't impressed with my first draft of the thesis, so he started me over from the beginning. Sorry I'm late. Can we start the movie over? start someone over to cause someone to begin again; to lead someone to begin again. The orchestra messed up the first few bars, so the conductor started them over again. I hope the conductor doesn't start us over again. This is getting boring to play. start over to begin again. I have messed this up so much that there is nothing to do now but start over. When you start over, try to do it right this time. start over Begin again, as in This article is no good; I'll have to start over. [Early 1900s] start over v. 1. To begin again: After the waves wrecked my sandcastle, I started over on higher ground. 2. To cause something to begin again: We started the movie over when the last guest arrived.
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